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In a recent conversation, actress Namra Shahid didn’t hold back while talking about the reality of the industry, especially the clear gap between talent and recognition.
While she touched on her role as Asiya in Muamma, the bigger focus remained on what happens behind the scenes. “Awards don’t really go to the most deserving,” she said, adding that many times it comes down to “PR, contacts, and followers.”
She pointed out how social media has started to matter just as much as acting itself. “If you’re not active online, people think you’re not working,” she shared, hinting at the pressure actors now face to stay visible all the time. For her, this shift feels unfair, especially for those who focus more on their craft than their online image.
According to her, the system often rewards those who play the game right rather than those who put in the most effort on screen. It’s something she has experienced first-hand, especially when it comes to award shows and recognition. At the same time, she made it clear that good work still exists.
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